Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-20
BASEBALL Yesterday.

PITTsBURG, August 19th.-Pittsburg 6.
Chicago 5.
PHILADELpH1A-Philad s. New
York 10.
BosToY-Boston s, Washington 6.
Observation-Disclosures 4, Detroit |.
Observation-Disclosures 7, Brooklyn 4.
CLEvELAND-Cleveland 5, Nets 2.
ST. LoUIs-St. Louis %, Athletics 8.
LoUIsvILLE-Louisville Z, Baltimore s.
A Plea for the Hartford.
lCoppi9h. 1857, by The California Associated Press
New YORK, August 19th.-[Special. l.
The SIN editorially says: 1t will require
an appropriation by Congress to keep the
Hartford i'll service. There is no difference
of opinion about it. The money ought to
be voted. Dollars count for little, as COM
pared with the sentiment of patriotic
national Iride, which demands her preser-
walton. Never-till the Hartford will no
longer hold together-let the United States
flag come down from the peak where it
tioated when she led the fleet up Mobile
bay and steamed past Fort Jackson and
Fort ST. Phillips with Farragut in the
rigging.
a Title to be Proud or.
copyIg, 1857, by tie California associated Irrss.l
NEW YORK, August 19th.-[Special. /
i X
years old, who is reported to be diving at
his home in Cambridgeport Mass, fairly
belongs the title of being the most dis
tnguished ofAmerican mechanics, and the
name of mechanic is one of which he is
honorably proud. His services to the
sciences of optics and astronomy, bv his
exquisite mechanical skill as q fabricator
of lenses are unsurpassed in the history of
the development of the telescope"
NEWS OF lis DEATH.
BosToN, August 19th.-Alvin Clark. who
had 4 worldwide reputation as practical
astronomer and manufacturer of telescopes,
died this morning.
Sacramento Hops in New York,
NEw YORK, August 19th.-A sample of
the first bale of California hops gathered
this season was exhibited at the Produce
Exchange yesterday. 1t was grown by r.
J. Merkley, of Sacramento, and the hops
were picked and cured by August 9th. The
sample is OF excellent quality, and reaches
this market unusually early.
Patronizing Foreign X .ds.
Copyright 1857, BY he California Associated Pres
New YORK, August 18Th Especial. :
The first train of cars of the new line
known as the Ontario Fast Freight line.
which is the Canadian Pacific road with
Eastern connections to this city, has arrived
here with raw silk from China and other
products from Vancouver.
Two Men Killed in a Nine.
DENVER, August I9th-A premature ex-
,plosion in the Bobiail mine. near Black
hawk to-day, resulted in the death of An
Grew II. Hahn and Charles Schuli2e. and
the seriously wounding of Russell Crosby.
Information Wanted.
y AsHINGToN, August I9th.-Her Bri-
tancic Majesty 5 representative in Washing
ton. by instructions from the home Gov
ernnent. has asked OK the United Slater an
explanation of the seizures in BehriDe Sea
on Jug 9Th, 18th and IZth by the unitsl
States cutter Rush
New Shasta Postmaster
WAsHE'GToN, August 1ssh.-lSpecisL l.
NJ. c. Mixers has been appointed Postnlas~
Ter at Burrettsyille, Shasta county.
Death OF Professor gaird.
WooDHAE Mass, August f9th.-Prof.
Spencer +. Baird, of the U. S. Fish Com
mission. died aere at 3:45 P. N. to-day.
Schooner Sunk and Lives Lost.
New YORK, 11gast l9th.-The steam
ship Atlss, hence few days ago for the
West indies, returned to-day, having been
IN COLLISION with the schooner Lizzie Will
son, from Baltimore 20 Boston, yesterday
oY Barneget, \. J. The schooner ssnk
Immediately. carrying down the wife and
laughter Of the Captain and two seameu.
The Atias rescued Captain Chadwick and
hree sailors and brought them here.
Another Cssasdian Recruit.
CARNAsy. August i9th.-F. A. Hoyt |
ASHER O! the Putnam County Sayings |
sank, is e defaulter to the auouat OF |
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